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(x+3)(x+7) Using algebraic identity Please send answers fast

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Answered by Michyyy4life
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Answer:

21x^{4} + 21

Step-by-step explanation:

(x+3)(x+7)

First you use the x in the first equation to multiply the second equation which will be x^{2} +7x.

Next you use 3 to multiply the second equation which will be 3x+ 21 all together that will be

x^{2} + 7x multiplied by 3x+ 21 which will go like this

7x^{3} x 3x +21

21x^{4} + 21 which will be your answer

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